2010 Scholarship Breakfast  

The Fifth Annual Valley First/UBC Okanagan Athletics

Keeping Our Student Athletes in Canada


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Date: Friday April 9, 2010
Time: Doors open 6:45 a.m. – Program 7:15 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Place: Coast Capri Hotel Ballroom, Kelowna
Attire: Business
Keynote Speakers:  Josh Dueck, Kelsey Serwa
Student Athlete Speaker: Dustin Luck

Cost: $1,000 per table; $100 per ticket. A tax receipt for 70 percent will be issued.

More Info:

Tel: 250.807.8600
Email: athletics.scholarships@ubc.ca

Background

Supporting UBC Okanagan Athletics through the Valley First UBC Okanagan Athletics Scholarship Breakfast is the most effective method of donating to athletics because the university provides a matching gift for every ticket/table purchased.

Funds raised through this event go directly into the Athletics Scholarship Endowment. Building athletics endowments ensures that our student athletes have the opportunity to realize their athletic and academic goals in Canada for decades to come.

Student Testimonials

What has receiving student athlete financial assistance allowed me to do?

The financial assistance was a great help for me in my first year of university, it helped me with costs that would usually be taken care of by work; which I was unable to do during the season as the schedule of a student athlete does not allow time for.

~ Shane Mudaliar - Men's Soccer

Athletic financial assistance is a wonderful thing to look forward to. It takes off some of the burden when times are tough. It's hard being a student athlete, because you put in the hours on the court and in school, which leaves no time for work. So when the assistance comes the little things get taken care of and it allows me to focus better in school and on training.

~ Melissa Irish – Women’s Basketball

Financial assistance has made my university career much less stressful than it potentially could have been. It has allowed me to focus entirely on academics and athletics rather than balancing school, training, and working a part-time job.

~ Caitlin Nyhus – Women’s Volleyball

The student athlete financial assistance has allowed me to focus on academics and athletic training without worrying about making ends meet financially during the school year. With the extra time gained from not needed a job I was able to take on a full course load as well as the time to experience university life as a student athlete and enjoy the benefits of learning and competition at a high level.

~ Alex Basso - Women's Volleyball

Receiving athlete financial assistance has allowed me to focus solely on my athletic season without having to worry about balancing school, soccer and a job.

~ Liz Babcock - Women's Soccer

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